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CA MPBELL, R., HOWE, R., REXILIUS, J. & FOSTER, C.
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CASTBERG, T., THYRHAUG, R., LARSEN, A., SANDAA, R.-A., HELDAL, M.,
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CAVALAZZI, B., RAFFI, I. & BIONDI, R_
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CONCHEYRO, A.
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CONCHEYRO,A. & BOWN, P.
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A6 195CORSTJENS, P.L.A.M.,ARAKI, Y. & GONZALEZ, E. L.
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CROS, L., ARBOS, D., ARIN, L., CAMP, J., ESTRADA, M., FORTIID, J.M.,
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DAUGBJERG, N. & H ENRIKSEN, P.
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Coccolith carbonate production in the Santa Barbara Basin (California borderland), li nked tointerannual and interdecadal climate changes.
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DELlSLE, G., VON RAD, U., AND RULE IT, H., VON DANIELS, C. H., TABREZ,A.H.
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DI G IANNI, N. & CABRERA, S.C.
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DI STEFANO A. & F ENNER, J.
High-resolution calcareous nannofossil stratigraphy for the Late Quaternary of thesubtropical to sub-Anta.rtic SW Pacific.
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DI STEFANO, E., BONO MO, S., CARUSO, A., DINARES-TURELL, J.,
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Calcareous plankton Bio-events in the Miocene Case Pelacini section(Southeastern Sicily, Italy).
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DI STEFANO, E. & INCARBONA , A.
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DIESTE R-HAASS, L., MEYERS, P.A. & VIDAL, L.
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DRAGO, T., NAUGHTON, F., MO RENO, J., ROCHA, F., CAGJAO, M.,
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ELMEHAGHAG,A.A.&ASHAHOMI, K.A.
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ELMEHAGHAG,A.A.&ELMEHDAWI,A. D.
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ELMEHAGHAG,A.A., MUFTAH,A.M. & EL-ZAROUG, R.B.
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A6216

FARIS, M. &ABU SHAMA,A. M.
Nannofossi l biostratigraphy of the Upper Cretaceous-Lower Eocene successio n in theThamad area, eastern central Sinai, Egypt.
• Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 99

2002

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Africa N.
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A62 17

FIND LAY, C.S. & GIRAUDEAU, J.
Movement of oceanic fronts south of Australia during the last 10 ka: interpretationof calcareous nannoplankton in surface sediments from the Southern Ocean.
+ Marine Micropaleontology, Volume 46: pp. 43 1-444

2002

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A62 18FIORENTINO, A., DELOGU, D. & ROSSI, M.
Auxi liary nannofossil events in the Umbro-Marchean Cretaceous-Oiigocene succession.
+ Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 100

2002

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A62 19FIORENTINO, A., DELOGU, D. & ROSSI, M.
Relationships between nannofossi l events and formati on boundaries in the Cretaceous
Umbro-Marchean succession.
+ Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. I 0 I

2002

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A6220

FIORENTINO, A., ROSSI, M. & DELOGU, D .
Relationships between nannofossil events and formatio n boundaries in the Palaeogene
Umbro-Marchean succession.
+ Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 102

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FISHER, C. G. & ART HUR, M . A.
Water mass characteristics in the Cenomanian US Western Interior seaway as indicatedby stable isotopes of calcareous organisms.
• Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimato logy, Palaeoecology, Volume 188: pp. 189-2 13

2002

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A6222

FLOR ES, J.A. & MARI NO, M.
Pleistocene ca lcareous nannofossil stratig raphy for ODP Leg 177 (Atlantic sector of theSouthern Ocean).
• Marine Micropaleontology, Volume 45: pp. 191-224

2002

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A6223

FLORES, J.A., SIERRO, F. J., FlLI PPELLI, G. & LATIM ER, J. C.
Dinamica superficial y producci6n de carbonato calcico durante Ios estadios isot6picos
9 a 13 en el atlantico sur: rclaci6n entre Ios naof6siles calcareos y indicadores geoquimi cos.
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FLOR ES, J.A., SIE RRO, F. J ., FI LIPPELLI, G. & LATIMER, J . C.
Sea surface dy namics and calcium carbonate production during MIS9 to 13 in theSouthern Ocean: re lationshi p between geochemistry and the calcareous nannofossil record.
• Journal ofNan noplankton Research , Volume 24 (2): pp. 103

2002

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A6225

FO TANESI, G. & VI LLA, G.
Quaternary calcareous nannofossils from ODP Leg 188, Site 1165 (Prydz Bay, Antarctica).
• Journal ofN annoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. I 04

2002

A6226

FORESI, L.M., BONO MO, S., CAR USO, A., 01 STEFANO, E., SALVATORJ NI, G.
& SPROVIERI, R.
Calcareous plankton high reso lution biostratigraphy (foramini fera and nannofossils) of theuppermost Langhian - lower Serrava llian Ras 11- Pcllegrin Section (Malta).
+ Riv. Ital. Palcontol. Stratigr., Volume I 08 (2): pp. 195-2 10

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A6227

FORESI, L.M., BONO MO, S., CARUSO, A., 01 STEFA 0, A., DI STEFANO, E.,
IACCARINO, S.M., LffiER, F., MAZZEI, R., SALVATORINI, G. & SPROVIERI, R.
Hig h resolutio n calcareous plankton biostratigraphy of the Serravall ian succession of the
Trcmiti Islands (Adriatic Sea, Italy).
• Riv. !tal. Paleontol. Stratigr., Volume I 08 (2): pp. 257-273

2002

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FOSTER, J. M. & SHIMM IELO, G. B.
Th as a tracer of particle nux and POC export in the northern North Sea during
a coccolithophore bloom.
• Deep-Sea Research 11, Vo lume 49( 15): pp. 2965-2977

2001

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FRIDAS, 0 ., HEMLEBEN, C. & BELLAS, S. M.
Distribution of calcareous nannofossils in the sapropel layers of hole 69-2SL.
Meteor cruise 40/4, Eastern Med iterranean Sea• Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (3): pp. 203-2 11

2001

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A6230

FRJTZ, J.J.
Carbon fi xatio n and coccolith detachment in the coccolithophore Emiliania hwcleyi
in nitrate-limited cyclostats.
• Marine Biology, Volume 133: pp. 509-5 I 8

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FUJIWARA, S., TSUZUKI , M., KAWAC HI, M., MINAKA, N. & INOUYE, I.
Molecular phylogeny of the Haptophyta based on the rbc L gene and sequence variationin the spacer region of the RUBISCO operon.
• Journal of Phycology, Volume 37( 1): pp. 121-1 29

2001

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A6232

GARO IN, S.
Late Maastrichtian to early Danian calcareous nannofossils at Elles (Northwest Tuni sia).
A tale of one million years across the K-T boundary.
• Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, Volume 178: pp. 2 11-23 I

2002

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A6233

GEA, G.A.,AGUAOO , R. & R UIZ-ORTIZ, P. A.
Precisiones biocstratigraticas y cartografi cas sob reel Cretacico de la Unidad del Carceles-Carluco.
Cordil leras Bcticas. Sur de Bed mar (Jaen).
• Geotemas, Volume 3 (1): pp. 169-1 74

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GElD ER, J . & LA ROCHE, J.
Redticld revisited: variability ofC:N: P: in marine mieroalgae and its biochemi cal basis.
• European Jo urnal ofPh ycology, Vo lume 37( 1): pp. 1-17

2002

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A6235

GEISE , M., BILLARD, C., BROERSE, A. T. C., CROS, L., PROBERT, I. & YO UNG, J. R.
Life-cycle associations invo lving pairs of holococco lithopho rid species: intraspecitic variation
or cryptic speciation?
+ European Journal of Phycology, Volume 37: pp. 53 1-550

2002

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GE ISE , M., BAUMAN , K.H., CROS, L., SAEZ,A.G., PROBERT, I.,
SPR ENGEL, C.,VARGAS, C. & YOUNG, J .
Genotypi c variation in global cocco lithophorid species.
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2002

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GIBBS, S., YOUNG, J . & SHACKLETO N, N.
Controls on high-resolution nannofossi l populatio n abundance patterns during the
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2002

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A6238

G IUNTA, S., PRINCIPATO, M.S., CORSELLI , C. & NEG RI, A.
Late Pleistocene/l lolocene planktonic assemblages in three box-cores from theMediterranean Ridge area (SSW of Crete): palaeoecological and palaeoceanographic
reconstruction of the Sapropel S I interval.
+ Journal ofNanno plankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. I 0 7

2002

A6239

GUAY, C. K. H. & BISHOP, J. K. B.
A rapid birefringence method for measuring suspended CaC03 concentrations in seawater.
• Deep-Sea Research I, Volume 49( I): pp. 197-2 10

2002

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GUPTHA, M.V.S., BANERJEE, R. & MERG ULHAO, L.
On the nature of the calcareous substrate of a ferromanganese crust fro m theVityaz Fracture Zone, Central Ind ian Ridge: inferences on paleoceanography.
• Geo-Marine Letters, Volume 22: pp. 12-18

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HADAVI, F.
Calcareous nannofossils from the Khang iran Formation (Early Eocene-Oligocene) in
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+ Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. I 08

2002

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A6242

HADAVI, F. & KHODADAD I, L.
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A6243

HADAVI, F. & MOGHADDAM, M. N.
Calcareous nannofo ssils from chalky limestones in the Kopet-Dogh Range, NE Iran.
+ Jou rnal ofNannop lankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 110

2002

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A6244

HAIDAR,A. T. & THlERSTEIN, H. R.
Cocco lithophorc dynamics off Bermuda (N. Atl antic).
• Deep-Sea Research 11, Volume 48(8-9): pp. 1925- 1956

2001

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A6245

HAMM, C., R E IGSTAD, M., RI SER, C. W., M UHLEBAC H , A. & WASSMANN, P.
O n the trophic fate of Phaeocystis pouchetii. V II. Sterols and fatty acids reveal sedimentatio nof P. pouchetii -derived organic matter via krill fecal strings.
+ Marine Ecology Progress Series, Vo lume 209: pp. 55-69

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HAMPTON, M.J., BAILEY, H.W., GA LLAG H ER, L.T., MORTIMORE, R.N., & WOOD, C.J.
Biostratigraphy of Seaford Head, a proposed international stratotype for the Santoni an/Campan ian
boundary.
+ Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Vo lume 24 (2): pp. Ill

2002

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A6247

HA RTLEY, A.S. & SIESSER, W. G.
Do reversals of the Earth's magnetic fi eld affect li fe on Earth? A biometric test of the hypo thesis,
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A6248

HEAD, R.N., MEDINA, G, HUSKIN, I., ANADON, R. & J-IARRIS, R. P.
Phytoplankton and mesozooplankton distribution and composition during transects of
the Azores Subtropical Front.
+ Deep-Sea Research, Volume 49( 19): pp. 4023-4034

2002

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A6249

HEBBELN, D., MARCHANT, M. & WE FER, G
Paleoproductivity in the sothern Peru-Chile Current through the last 33 000 yr.
+ Marine Geology, Volume 186: pp. 487-504

2002

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A6250

HENDERIKS, J., FREUDENTHAL, T., MEGGERS, H., NAVE, S.,ABRANTES, F.,
BOLLMANN, J. & THJERSTEIN, H. R.
Glacial-interglacial variability of particle accumulation in the Canary Basin: a time-slice approach.
+ Deep-Sea Research !I, Volume 49: pp. 3675-3705

2002

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A625 IHENDERIKS, J.
Geologic history of biogenic carbonate burial in the open ocean: coccoliths versus foraminifera.
• Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 11 3

2002

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HENRICH, R., BAUMANN, K., H UBER, R. & MEGGERS, H.
Carbonate preservation records of the past 3 My in the Norwegian-Greenland Sea and thenorthern North Atlantic: implications for the history ofNADW production.
+ Marine Geology, Volume 184: pp. 17-39

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A6253

HENRIKSEN, K., YOUNG, J.R., BOWN, P.R. & STIPP, S.L.S.
Atomic force microscopy of coccoliths: implications for biomincralisation and diagencsis.
• Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 11 4

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HERNANDEZ-BECERRIL, D.U., RESENDIZ,A.G, LEON, D.S., GOMEZ,A.M.,
POILLON, M.S. & RAMIREZ, J.A.
lmp01tance of the nannoplankton fraction in the phytoplankton structure and its relationshipwith oceanographic conditions in the southern Gulf of Mexi co (April, 2000).
• Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 11 5

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HERRLE, J.O., PROSS, J., FRIEDRICH, 0 ., KOESSLER, P. & HEMLEBEN, C.
Short-term environmental changes in the Cretaceous Tethyan Ocean: micropalaeontologicalevidence from the Early Albian Oceanic Anoxic Event I B.
• Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 11 6

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HERRLE, J.O., SPERLING, M., SCHMIEDL, G & HEMLEBEN, C.
Late Holocene fresh-water outflow from the Black Sea: evidence from calcareous nannoplankton
in the Marmara Sea.
• Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 11 7

2002

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/\6257HIDALGO, E. C., FLORES, J. A. & SIERRO, F. J.
Biometry of Emiliania huxleyi and its biostratigraphic significance in the Eastern
North Atlantic Ocean and Western Mediterranean Sea in the last 20,000 years.
• Marine Micropaleontology, Volume 46, 3-4: pp. 247-263

2002

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A6258

HIDALGO, E. C., FLORES, J. A. & SIERRO, F. J .
Significado paleoecol6gico y bioestratigratico de Ias formas ,.grandes" de Emiliania hu.xleyi en
el Go lfo de Cad iz y Mar de Alboran.
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HIDALGO, E. C., FLORES, J. A., SI ERRO, F. J., LOWEMARK, L. & SCHONFELD, J.
Reconstrucci6n paleoceanografica del Golfo de Cadiz y del Mar de Alboran durante Ios ultimos
50 000 anos: la aportaci6n de Ios cocolitoforidos.
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HIDALGO, E. C., FLORES, J.A., SIERRO, F.J., SCHONFELD, J. & LOWEMARK, L.
Abrup short-term climatic events in the Gulf of Cad iz and Alboran Sea (southern Spain)
during MIS2 and 3.
+ Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 84

2002

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A626 1HOLLIS, C.J.
Biostratigraphy and paleoceanography signi ti cance ofPaleocene radiolarians
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• Marine Micropaleontology, Volume 46: pp. 265-3 16

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HOWE, R. W., CAMPBELL, R.J ., REXILIUS, J.P. & FOSTER, C. B.
Integrated calcareous micro fossi l biostratigraphy of the uppermost Campanian-Maastrichtianof the north-western Australian marg in.
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HOWE, R. W. & SIKORA , P. J .
Calcareous nannofossil biostratigraphy of a North American reference section for theTuronian/ Coniacian boundary, Wagon Mound. New Mexico.
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IMAM, M.M.
Biostratigraphy and paleoecology o f the Early Pliocene Sequence. Salum Area,
North Western Desert, Egypt.
• Rev. Espan. Micropaleontol. , Volume 34( I): pp. 19-38

2002

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A6265

JACQUET, S., HELDAL, M ., IGLESIAS- RODRIGUEZ, D., LARSEN, A., WILSON, W.
& BRATBA K, G.
Flow cytometric analysis of an Emiliania hu.xleyi b loom terminated by vi ral infection.
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JORDAN , R.W.
Environmental applications of calcareous nannofoss ils.
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KAMEO,K.
Late Pliocene Cari bbean surface water dynamics and climatic changes based o n calcareous
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• Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, Volume 179 (3-4): pp. 2 I 1-226

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A6268

KAMEO, K., SATO, T., EL-MASRY, M., SAITO, S. & TA IRA, A.
A high-resolution analysis ofmid-Pleistocene nannofossil assemblages from the Pacific sideof Japan, and changes of the oceanographic front around the NW Pacific.
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KANI, A.L.
Calcareous nannofossil b iostratigraphy across the Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary in
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2002

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A6270

KANI,A.L. & DEHGHAN, F.
Calcareous nannofossi ls from the Sarcheshmeh Formation (Kopet Dagh Basin, NE Iran).
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2002

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A627 IKANUNGO, S. & BOWN, P. R.
Albian-Turonian calcareous nannofossils fro m the Cauvery Basin, SE Indian: implications
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A6272

KAREGA,A.I.S.
Calcareous nannofossils encountered in the Late Triassic to Middl e Cretaceous intervalof the Mbate-1 Well, southern Tanzania.
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KLEIJNE, A., JORDAN, R. W., HEIMDAL, B. R., SAMTLEBE ,c.,C HAMBERLAIN, A. H. L. & CROS, L.
Five new species of the coccolithophorid genus Alisphaera (Haptophyta), with notes on
their distribution, coccolith structure and taxonomy.
+ Phycologia, Volume 40(6): pp. 583-60 I

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KOTHE,A., WEISS, W. & ZWIRNER, R.
Die oligozane und miozane Schichtenfolge im mittleren Tertiar der Salzstruktur
Gorleben-Rambow.
+ Brandenburgisch e Geowissensehaftliche Beitrage, Volume 9 ( l/2): pp. 17-3 1

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A6275

KULHANEK, D.K. & WATKINS, D. K.
Paleocene calcareous nannofossil biostratigraphy and magnetobiochronology fromODP Leg 171B, Blakc Nose.
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LADNER, B. C. & WISE Jr., S. W.
Upper Cretaceous nannofossil record from ODP Leg 183 sites at 53-59~8 latitude on
the Kerguelen Plateau: a progress report.
+ Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 128

2002

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LAMPERT, L., QUEGUINER, B., LABASQUE, T., PICHON, A. & LEBRETON, N.
Spatial variabil ity of phytoplankton composition and biomass on the eastern continental
shelf of the Bay of Biscay (north-east Atlantic Ocean). Evidence for a bloom ofEmiliania huxleyi (Prymnesiophyceae) in spring 1998.
+ Continental Shelf Research, Volume 22 (8): pp. 1225-1 24 7

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LANGE, M., CHEN, Y.-Q. & MEDLIN, L. K.
Molecular genetic delineation of Phaeocystis species (Prymnesiophyceae) using cod ing
and non-coding regions of nuclear and plastid genomes.
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LARA, J., McGONIGAL, K.L. & LADNER, B.C.
Quaternary nannofossil biostratigraphy of Sites 11 70 and 11 72, ODP Leg 189.
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2002

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LARSEN, A., CASTBERG, T., SANDAA, R.-A., BRUSSAARD, C., EGGE, J .,HELDAL, M., PAULINO, A., THYRHAUG, R., VAN HANNEN, E. & BRATBAK, G
Population dynamics and diversity of phytoplankton, bacteria and virus in a seawater enclosure.
+ Marine Ecology Progress Series, Volume 22 1: pp. 47-57

2001

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LAWS, E.A., POPP, B. N., BIDIGARE, R. R., RIEBESELL, U., BURKHARDT, S.
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Controls on the molecu lar distribution and carbon isotopic composition of alkenones
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LEES,J.A.
Nannofloral biogeographi c patterns illustrate long-term climate change: warming/cooling
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A6283

LEES, J.A. & BOWN, P. R.
Aspects of coccolithophore palaeoecology and palaeobiology from the Kimmeridge Clay
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LIN, S. & CORSTJENS, P. L. A. M.
Molecular cloning and expression of the proli ferating cell nucl ear antigen gene from thecoccolithophorid Pleurochrysis carterae (Haptophyceae).
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DJ STEFANO,A., DI STEFANO, E., IACCARINO, S.M., SALVATORINI, G,

SPROVIE RI, R. & MAZZOLA, S.
Astrochronological calibration of the upper Serravallianllower Tortonian sedimentary
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LIU, C.
Coccolithophores from the Nansha area (southern South China Sea): response to
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2002

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LOUREN(:O, S.O., BARBARINO, E., MANC INI-F ILHO, J ., SCHlNKE, K. P. &AIDAR, E.
Effects of different nitrogen sources on the growth and biochemical profile of I 0 marine
microalgae in batch culture: an evaluation for aquaculture.
+ Phycologia, Volume 4 1(2): pp. 158-168

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LOVEJOY, C., LEGENDRE, L., MARTIN EAU, M.-J., BACLE, J . & VON QUILLFELDT, C. H.
Distribution of phytoplankton and other protists in the North Water.
• Deep-Sea Research 11, Volume 49(22-23): pp. 5027-5047

2002

Bioi.
LivingAtlantic N.

A6289

MACINTYRE, H.L., KANA, T. M., ANNING, T. & GElD ER, R. J.
Photoacclimation of photosynthesis irradiance response curves and photosynthetic
pigments in microalgae and cyanobacteria.
• Journal of Phycology, Volume 38( I): pp. 17-38

2002

Bioi.
Living

A6290

MALINVERNO, E.
Morphological variability within the genus Calciosolenia, and its relationship to thegenus Anoploso/enia: extant coccolithophorids from the eastern Mediterranean.
• Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 133

2002

Bioi.
LivingMediterr.
Abst.

A6291

MALINVER 0 , E., CORSELLI, C., Z IVERI, P. & ERBA, E.
Carbonate dissolution within Sapropel S I : a quantitative approach based o n
Emiliama hu.xleyi coccolith morphology.
• Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 134-1 35

2002

Scdim.
Abst.

A6292

MARINO, M. & FLORES, J. A.
Middle Eocene to early Oligocene calcareous nannofossil stratigraphy at Leg 177 Site I 090.
• Marine Micropaleontology, Volume 45: pp. 383-398

2002

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TERT.L.

A6293

MARJ NO, M. & FLOR ES, J. A.
Miocene to Pliocene calcareous nannofossil biostratigraphy at ODP Leg 177 Sites I088 and I 090.
• Marine Micropaleontology, Volume 45: pp. 29 1-307

2002

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T ERT.U.

A6294

MARSH, M.E., RIDA LL,A. L.,AZA DI, P. & DUKE, P. J .
Galacturonomannan and Golgi-derived membrane linked to growth and shaping ofbiogenic calcite.
• Journal of Structural Biology, Volume 139 (I): pp. 39-45

2002

Bioi.

A6295

MARZOUK,A.M.
Biostratigraphical and ecological significance of calcareous nannofossil assemblages
from s ubsurface ( Palaeogene) sections in the Abu Gharadig Field, Western Desert, Egypt.
• Journal ofNannoplankton Research. Volume 24 (2): pp. 136

2002

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TERT.L.
Africa N.
Abst.

A6296

MATTIOLI, E. & PITTET, B.
Contribution of calcareous nannoplankton to carbonate deposition: a new approach applied
to the Lower Jurassic of central Italy.
• Marine Micropaleontology, Volume 45: pp. 175- 190

2002

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JURA.L.
Europe W.

A6297

MATTIOLI, E. & PIT T ET, B.
Nannofossil assemblage as palaeotemperature proxy in the Middle and Upper Toarcian.
• Journal o f Nannoplankton Research. Volume 24 (2): pp. 137

2002

P'oceanog.
JURA. L.
Abst.

A6298

McFADDEN, Gl.
Primary and secondary endosymbiosis and the origin of plastids.
• Journal ofPhyco logy, Volume 37(6): pp. 951-959

2001

Bioi.

A6299

McGONIGAL, K., W EI, W. & S hipboard Scientific Pa r ty
Tasman ian Seaway: preliminary Miocene calcareous nannofossil data from O DP Leg 189.
• Journal of Nannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 138

2002

P'oceanog.
TERT.I.J
Abst.

A6300

MELIM, L.A., W ESTPHAL, H., SWART, P. K., E RBELI , G P. & MUNNECKE,A.
Questioning carbonate diagenetie paradigms: evidence from the Neogene of the Bahamas.
• Marine Geology, Volume 185: pp. 27-53

2002

Diag.
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A630 I

M IL LI E, D.F., SCHO F I ELD, 0 . M. E., KIR KPATRIC K, G J ., JOH NSEN, G & EVENS, T. J .
Using absorbance and fluo rescence spectra to discriminate microalgae.
• European Journal of Phycology, Volume 37(3): pp. 3 13-322

2002

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A6302

MUNiz, F., MAYORAL, E., CACER ES, L. M. & CAGIAO, M.

2001

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TERT.U.
Europe W.

New bio-cronostratigraphical data from the SW sector ofthc Guadalquivir basin(Lepe-Ayamonte Area, Huelva, Spain).
• Geogaceta, Volume 30: pp. 243-244

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MUNiz, F., MAYORAL, E., CAC ERES, L. M. & CAOIAO, M.

2001

Strat.
TERT.U.
Europe W.

Stratigraphic correlation between upper neogene units in the SW sector ofthe Iberian Peninsula.
+ Geogaceta, Volume 30: pp. 239-242
A6304

M UTTERLOSE, J. & KESSELS, K.
Early Cretaceous calcareous nannofossils from high latitudes: implications forpalaeobiogcography and palaeoclimate.
• Palacogeography, Palaeocl imatology, Palaeoecology, Volume 160: pp. 347-372

2000

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CR.ET. L.

A6305

NAG AI, K., F URUKAWA, M., YOSHIYAMA, T., YOSHIDA, T., GIRAUD, F., INAGA KJ , F.,NISHI, H., SAKAMOTO, T. & OKADA, H.
High-resolution analysis of calcareous nannofossils from OAE l sequences exposed in SE France.
+ Journal of Nannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 141

2002

Strat.
Europe W.
Abst.

A6306

NIETO, L.M., GEA, G A.,AGUADO, R., MOLINA, J. M. & RUIZ-ORTIZ, P.A.
Procesos sedimentarios y tect6nicos en el tr{msito Jun\.sico/Cretacico: precis iones
bioestratigra!icas (Unidad del Ventisqucro, Zona Subbetica).
• Rev. Soc. Geol. Espana, Volume 14 ( l-2): pp. 35-46

2001

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Sedim.
Europe W.

A6307

O ' DOGHERTY, L. & MARTIN-ALGARRA,A.
The Middle Jurassic radiolarites and pelagic limestones of the N ieves unit (Rondaide
Complex, Betic Cordillera): basin starvation in a rifted marginal slope of the western Tethys.
+ Jnt. J. Earth Sciences (Geol. Rundsch), Volume 90: pp. 83 1-846

2001

P'oceanog.
JURA.

A6308

OHI, N., ISHIWATA, Y. & TAGUCHI, S.
Die! patterns in light absorption and absorption effi ciency factors of
Jsochrysis galbana (Prymnesiophyceae).
+Journal ofPh ycology, Volume 38(4): pp. 730-737

2002

Bioi.

A6309

PAASCHE,E.
A review of the coccolithophorid Emiliania huxleyi (Prymnesiophyccae), with particularreference to growth, coccolith formation, and calcification-photosynthesis interactions.
+ Phycologia, Volume 40(6}: pp. 503-529

2001

Bioi.

A63 10PALLIANI, R.B., MATTIOLI, E. & RIDING, J. B.
The response of marine phytoplankton and sedimentary organic matter to the early Toarcian(Lower Jurassic) oceanic anoxic event in northern England.
• Marine Micropaleontology, Volume 46: pp. 223-245

2002

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JURA.L.

A63 11PARENTE, A., CACliAO, M., BAUMMAN, K.H. & JORDAN, R.
Testing palaeotcmperature through the statistical morphometry of Coccolithus pelagicus:
preliminary data.
+ Journal of Nannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 142-1 43

2002

P'occanog.
Morph.
Abst.

A63 12PERILLI, N. & COMAS-RENGIFO, M.J.
Calibration of P iiensbachian calcareous nannofossil events in two ammonite-controlled sections
from N orthern Spain (Basque-Cantabri an Area).
• Ri v. !tal. Paleontol. Stratigr., Volume 108 ( I): pp. 133-1 52

2002(Strat.)JURA.
Europe W.

A6313

PERILLI, N. & DUARTE, L. V.
Toarcian calcareous nannofossil events from the Lusitanian Basin (Portugal): certainties vs. doubts.
+ Journal of Nannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 144

2002

Strat.
JURA.
Europe W.
Abs t.

A63 14PERILLI, N., HENRIQUES, M.H. & GIANNETTI, M.
Aalenian calcareous nannofossil changes and Lotharingius!Watznaueria turnover: evidence
from the Lusitanian Basin (Portugal).
+ Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 145

2002

Strat.
JURA.
Europe W.
1\bst.

A63 15PERMANA, GA. & KAPID, R.
Application ofcalcareous nannofossil assemblages in the Kebumen Sub-basin, central Java, Indosenia+ Journal ofN annoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 146

2002

Strat.
Asia E.
Abst.

A63 16PERSICO, D. & VILLA, G
High-resolution calcareous nannofossil biostratigraphy and palaeoecology from Eocene-O ligocene
sed iments, Maud Rise, Weddell Sea and Kerguelen Plateau, Antarctica.
+ Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 147-148

2002

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PITTET, B. & MATTIOLI, E.
The carbonate signal and calcareous nannofossil distribution in an Upper Jurassic section(Balingen-Tieringen, Late Oxfordian, southern Germany).
+ Palacogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoccology, Volume 179 ( 1-2): pp. 71 -96

2002

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J URA.U.
Europe W.

A63 18PITTET, B. & MATTIOLI, E.
Spatial and temporal distribution of calcareous nannofossils in the Valangian of SE France.
+ Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 149

2002

Strat.
CRET.L.
Europe W.
Abst.

A63 19POSPICHAL,J.J.
Calcareous nannofossils from ODP Leg 188, P rydz Bay, Antarctica.
+ Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 150

2002

Strat.
Antarctic
Abst.

A6320

POSPICHAL, J.J.
Speculations on the occurrence of the Late Miocene species Minylitha convallis,
in Antartic margin sediments+ Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Vol ume 24 (3): pp. 195-1 97.

2002

P'ecol.
P 'oceanog.
Antarctic

A6321

QUILLEVERE, F., AUBRY, M. P., NORRIS, RD. & BERGGREN, W. A.
Palcocee oceanography of the eastern subtropical Indian Ocean. An integrated
magnctobiostratigraphic and stable isotope study of ODP Hole 76 1B (Wombat Plateau).
+ Palacogeography, Palaeocl imato logy, Palaeoecology, Volume 184: pp. 37 1-405

2002

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TERT.L.
IndianA6322

QUI, P., BOLLMANN, J., THIERSTEIN, H., VELA, M. & SCHIEBEL, R.
Automated collection and classification of calcareous nannofossil images: the COGN IS system.
+ Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 151

2002

Tech.
Abst.

A6323

RAFFI, I.
Revision of the early-middle pleistocene calcareous nannofossi l biochronology (1.75-0.85 M a).
+ Marine Micropaleontology, Volume 45: pp. 25-55

2002

Strat.
QUAT.

A6324

RAFFI, 1., MOZZATO, C., FORNACIARI, E., RIO, D. & HILGEN , F.
Late Miocene Calcareous nannofossil biostratigraphy and astrobiochronology for
the Mediterranean region.
+ Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 152

2002

Strat.
TERT.U.
Mediterr.
Abst.

A6325

RAI , J .
Calcareous nannofossils from the Maniara Fort Formation (Oiigocene), SW Kachchh (=Kutch),western India.
+ Journal ofNannop lankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 153

2002

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T ERT.L.
AsiaS.
Abst.

A6326

REDALJE, D.G., LOHRENZ, S. E., VERITY, P. G. & FLAGG, C. N.
Phytop lank.-ton dynamics within a discrete water mass off Cape J-latteras, North Carolina:
the Lagrangian experiment.
+ Deep-Sea Research 11, Volume 49(20): pp. 45 11-453 1

2002

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A6327

REES, A.P., WOODWARD, E. M. S., ROBINSON, C., CU MMINGS, D. G.,
TARRAN, G. A. & JOINT, I.
Size-fractionated nitrogen uptake and carbon fixati on during a developing coccolithophore
bloom in the North Sea during June 1999.
+ Deep-Sea Research Il, Volume 49( 15): pp. 2905-2927

2002

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A6328

RENA ULD, S., Z IVERI, P. & BROERSE, A. T. C.
Geographical and seasonal differences in morphology and dynamics of the coccolithophore
Calcidiscus leptoporus+ Marine Micropaleontology, Volume 46: pp. 363-385

2002

Ecol.

A6329

ROB I SON, C., WIDDICOMBE, C. E., ZUBKOV, M. V., TARRAN, G. A.,
MILLER, A. E. J. & REES,A. P.
Plankton community respiration during a coccolithophore bloom.
+ Deep-Sea Research !I, Volume 49( 15): pp. 2929-2950

2002

Bioi.
LivingAtlantic N.

A6330

RODRIGUEZ, F., VARELA, M. &ZAPATA, M.
Phytoplankton assemblages in the Gerlachc and Bransfi cld Straits (Antarctic Peninsula)determined by light microscopy and C HEMTAX analysis of 1-!PLC pigment data.
+ Deep-Sea Research II, Volume 49(4-5): pp. 723-747

2002

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A633 1ROGALLA, U.
Rekonstruktion von PaHioumweltbedingungen mit Coccolithophoriden aus spatqua1tiiren
Sedimenten des nordlichen Arabischen Meeres.
• Bochumer Geowissenschaftli che Arbeiten, Volume 2: pp. 1-80

2002

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QUAT.
Indian

A6332

ROM ERO, L.M., TRUSKOWSKI, I.M., BRA LOWER, T.J., BERGEN, J.A.,ODREMAN, 0., ZACHOS, J.C. & ALVAREZ, F.A.G.
An integrated calcareous microfossil biostratigraphic and carbon-isotope stratigraphic
framework for the La Luna Formation, western Venezuela.
• Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. !54

2002(Strat. }!sot.
AmericaS.
Abst.

A6333

ROME RO, 0., BOCKEL, B., DONNER, B., LAVIK, G., FISCHE R, G. & WEFE R G.
Seasonal productivity dynamics in the pelagic central Benguela System infeJTed from theflux of carbonate and silicate organisms.
+ Journal of Marine Systems, Vo lume 37: pp. 259-278

2002

Ecol.
LivingAtlantic S.

A6334

RUIZ-ORTIZ, P.A., GEA, G. A. &AGUADO, R.
Canon submarino del Cretacico inferior en un area de pendiente del paleomargensudiberico. Unidad de Huelma (Jaen).
+ Rev. Soc. Geol. Espana, Volume 14 (3 -4): pp. 175-188

2001

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CRET. L.
Europe W.

A63 35

SAEZ, A.G., ENGEL, H ., MEDLIN, L. K. & HUSS, V. A. R.
Plastid genome size and heterogeneous base composition of nuclear DNA from
Ochrosphaera neapolitana (Prymnesiophyta).
+ Phycologia, Volume 40(2): pp. 147-1 52

2001

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A633 6SAKAI, A., TAN AKA, Y., OKADA, H. & KAWAHATA, H.
Geograph ic variations in seasonal and annual export flux of calcareous nannoplankton in
the equatorial Pacific.
• Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 155

2002

Ecol.
Pacific C.
Abst.

A633 7SANCHE Z-RIOS, M.A.,AVILA, P.P., NIETO, M.A., REYES, A.V., LARA, J .C.G.,
ESCAMILLA,J.H., URBANO, D.G., HERNANDEZ, H.R, FRANCO, P.A.F. & PALESTINA, A.A.
High-resolution biostratigraphy and its application to the identificatio n of sequenceboundaries and maximum flooding surfaces in sed iments of the Early Oligocene to
Middle Miocene of a well from the NE coastal plain of the Gulf of Mexico.
• Journal of Nannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 156

2002

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TERT.
Abst.

A63 38SANDAA, R.-A., HELDAL, M ., CASTBERG, T., THYRHAUG, R. & BRATBAK, G.
Isolation and characterization of two viruses with large genome size infecting
Chrysochromulina ericina (Prymnesiophyceae) and Pyramimonas orientalis (Prasinophyceae).
+ Virology, Volume 290: pp. 272-280

2001

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A6339

SATO, T., WATANABE, M. & TAKAYAMA, T.
Latest Quaternary palaeoceanography of the arabian Sea based on the analysis of
calcareous nannofossils, with special reference to change of monsoon strength.
+ Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2}: pp. 157

2002

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Q UAT.
IndianA bst.

A6340

SATOH, M., HIRACHI, Y., YOSHIOKA, A., KOBAYASHI, M. & OYAMA, Y.
Determination of cellular levels of nonprotein thiols in phytoplankton and their correlations
with susceptibility to mercury.
• Journal of Phycology, Volume 38(5): pp. 983 -990

2002

Bioi.

A634 1SCHIEBEL, R., WANIEK, J., ZE LTNER, A. & ALVES, M .
Impact of the Azores Front on the distribution ofplanktic foram inifers, shelled gastropods,
and coccolithophorids.
+ Deep-Sea Research II, Volume 49( 19): pp. 4035-4050

2002

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Atlantic N.

A6342

SELF-TRAIL, J .M., CHRISTOPHER, R. A. & PROW ELL, D. C.
Evidence for large-scale reworking ofCampanian sediments into the upper Maastrichtian
Peedee Formation at Burches Ferry, South Carolina.
+ Southeastern Geology, Volume 4 1 (3): pp. 145-1 58

2002

Strat.

A6343

SELF-TRAIL, J .M.
Trends in late Maastrichtian calcareous nannofossil distribution patterns, Western North Atlantic margin.
+ Micropaleontology, Volume 48 (I): pp. 3 1-52

2002

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SELF-TRAIL. J .M.
.. Shocking·· effects on distribution and taphonomy of calcareous nannofossi ls fromthe Chesapeakc Bay impact crater, SE Vi rgi nia.
• Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 158

2002

Strat.
Diag.
America N.
Abst.

A6345

SHI-LAN, Z. & L IANG, J.
Palaeogcnc calcareous nannofossil assemblages, and palaeocnvironmental evolution,from the Taibei Depression of the continental shelf basin, East China Sea.
• Journal ofNannoplankton Research. Volume 24 (2): pp. 159

2002

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TERT.L.
Asia E.
Abst.

A6346

SI ESSER , W.
Plioccnc palcoclimatology at ODP Site 11 15, Solomon Sea (southwestern Pacific Ocean),
based on calcareous nannofossils.
• Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program Scientific Results, Volume 180: pp. 1- 15

2002

P'occanog.
TERT.U.
Pacific

A6347

S IESSER , W.
Bibliography and Taxa of calcareous nannoplankton• Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (3): pp. 2 17-222

2002

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A63.t8S IMO, R.
Production of atmospheric sulphur by oceanic phytoplankton: biogeochemical,
ecological and evolutionary links.
• Trends in Ecology and Evolution, Volume 16: pp. 287-294

200 1

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A6349

S ING H, O .P.
Early Neogene calcareous nannofossil biostratigraphy of l lenry Lawrence Island,
Ritchic 's Archipelago, An dam an Sea.
• Journal of the Geological Society of India, Volume 60 (2): pp. 193-1 98

2002

Strat
TERTU.

A6350

SOD ING, E., H AY, W. W.
Recent progress in the ODSN database: Stratigraphic tools.
• Journal ofNannoplankton Research. Volume 24 (2): pp. 183

2002

Tech.
Abst.

A6351

S PRENG EL, C., BAUMANN, K.-H., H END ERI KS, J ., HEN RICH, R. & NEU ER , S.
Modem coccolithophore and carbonate sedimentation along a productivity gradient in the
Canary Islands region: seasonal export production and surface accumulation rates.
• Deep-Sea Research 11, Volume 49( 17): pp. 3577-3598

2002

Bioi.
A tlantic N.

A6352

SPRENG EL, C., G EISEN, M., PROBERT, L, BAUMANN, K.H., BOC KEL, B. & YOUNG,J.R
Coccolithophorc carbonate tluxes revisited.
• Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 16 1

2002

Sedim.
Abst.

A6353

STA T, S.A., M cGONIGAL, K.L. & LADNER, B. C .
Quaternary nanno fossil biostratigraphy o f S ites 1168 and 11 7 1, ODP Leg 189.
• Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 162

2002

Strat.
QUAT.
Abst.

A6354

STEEL, B.A., GEISEN, M., PROBERT, I. & YO UNG, J.R.
Photomovement in coccoli thophorids: mechanisms and evolutionary ecology.
• Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 163

2002

Bioi.
Ecol.
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A6355

ST E INK E, M., MALIN, G., A RCH E R, S. D., BU RKILL, P. 11. & L ISS, P. S.
DM S production in a coccolithophorid bloom: evidence for the importance ofdino tlagcllate DMSP lyases.
• Aquatic M icrob. Ecol., Volume 26: pp. 259-270

2002

Bioi.

A6356

ST ETNKE, M., MALIN, G., G I BB, S. W. & BUR K I LL, P. H.
Vertical and temporal variabi lity of DMSP lyase activity in a coccolithophorid bloomin the northern North Sea.
• Deep-Sea Research 11, Volume 49( 15): pp. 300 1-3016

2002

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A6357

STEINKE , M ., MALIN, G. & LISS, P. S.
Trophic interactions in the sea: an ecological ro le fo r climate relevant volatiles?
• Journal ofPhycology, Volume 38(4): pp. 630-638

2002

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STOLL, H.M., KLAAS, C. M., PROBERT, 1., ENCINAR, J. R. & GARCIAALONSO J . I.
Calcification rate and temperature effects on Sr partitioning in coccol iths of multiple speciesof coccol ithophorids in culture.
+ Global and Planetary Change, Volume 34, 3-4: pp. 153- 171

2002

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Ecol.

A63 59STOLL, H. M. & ZIVERI, P.
Separation ofmonospecific and restricted coccolith assemblages from sediments
using differential settling velocity.
+Marine Micropaleontology, Vo lume 46, 1-2: pp. 209-221

2002

Tech.

A6360

STOLL, H. M., ROSENTHAL, Y. & FALKOWSKJ, P.
Cli mate proxies from Sr/Ca of coccolith calcite: calibrations from continuous cultureof Emiliania huxleyi.
+ Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, Volume 66 (6): pp. 927-936

2002

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A636 1STOYKOVA, K. & IVANOV, M.
The Cretaceousffertiary transition in Bulgaria: palaeoenvironmental interpretationfrom calcareous nannofossils, macrofauna and lithology.
• Journal ofNann oplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 164-165

2002

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Kif BOY
Europe E.
Abst.

A6362

STOYKOVA, K., PIMPIREV, C. & DIMOV, D.
Calcareous nannofossils from the Miers Bluff Formation (Livingstone Island,South Shetland Islands, Antarctica): first evidence for a Late Cretaceous age.
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2002

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CRET.U.
Antarctic
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A6363

STOYKOVA, K., ZELILIDIS,A. &AVRAMlDIS, P.
Calcareous nannofossil stratigraphy of the Tertiary Mesohellenic piggy-back deposits,
Central Greece.
+J ournal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 168-1 69

2002

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TERT.
Europe E.
Abst.

A6364

SU,X.
Variation in depth of the nutricline indicated by Quaternary nannofloras from the northern
South China Sea (ODP Leg 184, Site 1146).
• Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 170

2002

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Q UAT.
Pacific C.
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A6365

SUNDA, W.G, KIEBER, D. J ., KIENE, R. P. & HUNTSMAN, S. A.
An antioxidant funct ion for DMSP and DMS in marine algae.
+ Nature, Volume 4 18: pp. 3 17-320

2002

Bioi.

A6366

TAKAHASHI, J., FUJIWARA, S., KlKYO, M., HJROKAWA, Y. & TSUZUKJ, M.
Discrimination of the cell surface ofthe coccolithophorid Pleurochrysis haptonemofera
from light scattering and fl uorescence after fluoresccin-isothiocyanate-labeled lectin stain ing
measured by flow cytometry.
+ Marine Biotechnology, Volume 4: pp. 94-1 0 I

2002

Bioi.

A6367

TAKAHASHI, K., FUJITANI, N. & YANADA M.
Long term monitoring of particle fluxes in the Bering Sea and the central subarctic
Pacific Ocean, 1990-2000.
+ Progress in Oceanography, Volume 55, 1-2: pp. 95- 11 2

2002

Ecol.
LivingPacific N.

A6368

TAKAHASHI, K., CORTESE, G , FROST, GM., GERBAUDO, S., GOODLIFFE, A. M.,
ISHJKAWA, N., LACKSCHEWITZ, K. S., PEREMBO, R., RESIG, J. M., SIESSER, W. G,
TAYLOR, B. & TESTA, M.
Summary of revised age assignments for ODP Leg 180.
+ Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program Scientific Results, Volume 180: pp. 1-13

2002

A6369

TANAKA, Y.
Coccolithophore export production in the NW Pacific Ocean.
• Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Vo lume 24 (2): pp. 171

2002

LivingPacific N.
Abst.

A6370

TANG, K.W., JAKOBSEN, H. H. & VISSER, A. W.
Phaeocystis globosa (Prymnesiophyceae) and the planktonic food web: feeding, growth
and trophic interactions among grazers.
+ Limnol. Oceanogr., Volume 46: pp. 1860-1870

2001

Bioi.

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Journal ofNannoplankton Research, 2S , I, 2003 .

M. Cachiio: Calcareous nannoplankton bibliography 37, p. SS- 74.

A6371

THYRHAUG, R., LARSEN, A., BRUSSAARD, C. P. D. & BRATBAK, G
Cell cycle dependent virus production in marine phytoplankton.
+ Journal of Phycology, Volume 38(2): pp. 338-343

2002

Bioi.

A6372

TREM OLADA, F. & ERBA, E.
Morphometric analyses of Aptian Assipetra infracretacea and Rucinolithus terebrodentarius
nannoliths: implicatio ns for taxonomy, biostratig raphy and pa lcoceanography.
+ Marine Micropaleontology, Volume 44: pp. 77-92

2002

Syst.
P' oceanog.
Morph.
CRET.L.

A6373

T R EMOLADA, F.
Cretaceous nannoliths and their biol ogical signifi cance.
+ Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. I 72

2002

P'oceanog.
CRET.
Abst.

A6374

TR EMOLADA, F. & YOUNG, J. R.
Volume calcu lation of cretaceous calcareous nan no fossils.
+ Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (3}: pp. 199-202

2002

Tech.
CRET.

A6375

TRIANTAPHYLLOU, M., DERMITZAKIS, M. D. & DIMIZA, M.D.
l lolo- and Heterococcolithophores (calcareous nannoplankton) in the gulf of Korthi(Andros island. Aegean Sea, Greece) during late summer 200 I .
+ Revue Paleobiol.. Volume 2 I ( I ): pp. 353-369

2002

Ecol.
Living

A6376

TRIANTAPHYLLOU, M., DERMITZAKIS, M. & DIMIZA, M.
Coccolithophore regional dynamics in the coastal environments ofAndros Is land
(middle Aegean Sea) during Summer, 200 I and Spring, 2002.
+ Journal ofNannoplankto n Research, Vo lume 24 (2}: pp. 173 -1 74

2002

Ecol.
Living
Abst.

A6377

SVA BENIC KA,L.
Calcareous nannofossils of the upper Karpatian and lower Baden ian deposits in the
Carpathian fo redeep, Mo ravia (Czech Republi c).
+ Geologica Carpathica, Vo lume 53 (3}: pp. 197-2 10

2002

Strat.
TERT.U.
Europe E.

A6378

VA RELA, M., F ERNANDEZ, E. & SERRET, P.
Sizc-fractionatcd phytoplankton biomass and primary prod ucti on in the Gerlache andsouth Bransfield Straits (Antarctic Peninsula) in Aus tral summer 1995-1 996.
+ Deep-Sea Research II. Volume 49(4-5): pp. 749-768

2002

Bioi.
Antarctic

A6379

VELOHUIS, M.J.W., KRAAY, G W. & TIMMERMANS, K. R.
Cell death in phy toplankton: correlation between changes in membrane permeability,
photosynthetic activity, pigmentation and growth.
+ European Journal of Phycology, Volume 36(2): pp. 167-1 77

2001

Bioi.

A6380

VIL LA, G, WISE, S.W., PALANDRI , S., PERS IC O , D. & FONTA NES I, G
Quaternary calcareous nannofossils from peri-Antarctic basins: palaeoecological andpalacoclimatic implications.
+ Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Vo lume 24 (2): pp. 175

2002

Strat.
QUAT.
Antarctic
Abst.

A6381

VILLANUEVA, J ., FLORES, J.A. & GRIMALT, J. 0 .
A detailed comparison o f the Uk' 37 and coccolith records over the past 290 kyears: implications
to the alkenone paleotemperature method.
+ Organic Geochemistry, Volume 33, 8: pp. 897-905

2002

P'oceanog.
QUAT.

A6382

VORONOVA, M., SHUMNYK,A. & FARKAS, A.S.
Calcareous nannoplankton zonation and palyno logy of the Upper Cretaceous Mountain
Crimea Formations.
+ Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 176

2002

Strat.
C RET.U.
CIS
Abst.

A6383

WAKE HAM, S.G, PETERSON, M. L. , HEDGES, J. I. & LEE, C.
Lipid biomarker fluxes in the Arabian Sea, with a comparison to the equatorial Pacific Ocean.
+ Deep-Sea Research ll, Volume 49( 12): pp. 2265-230 I

2002

Bioi.
IndianA6384

WA LSWORTH-BELL, B., ERBA, E. & the C/T-Net Group
Reassessing the calcareous nanofossil biostratigraphy of the Ccnomanianffu ronianboundary interval.
+ Journal of Nan noplankton Research, Volume 24 (2} : pp. 177

2002

Strat.
C RET.U.
Abst.

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WATKINS, D.K. & RAINE, J. I.
Palaeontological Studies for CRP-2/2A• Terra Antartica, Volume 7 (4): pp. 413-415

2000

Strat.

A6386

WATKINS, D.K. & VILLA, G
Palaeogene Ca lcareous Nannofossils from CRP-2/2A Victoria Land Basin, Antarctica.
• TerraAntartica, Volume 7 (4): pp. 443-452

2000

Strat.
TERT. L.
Antarctic

A6387

WATKINS, D.K., WISE, S. W. & VILLA, G
Calcareous Nannofossils from Cape Roberts Project Drillhole CRP-3, Victoria Land Basin, Antarctica+ Terra Antartica, Volume 8 (4): pp. 339-346

2001

Strat.
Antarctic

A6388

WATKINS,D.K.
Late Albian adaptive radiation of the genus Eiffellithus.
+ Journal of Nannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 178

2002

P'oceanog.
CRET.
Abst.

A6389

WEI, W.
Opening of the Australia-Antarctica Gateway, as dated by nannofossils.
+ Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 179

2002

P 'oceanog.
Abst.

A6390

WEI, W.
Mid-Pieistocenc cli mate shift linked to increased poleward advcction of Atlantic
surface-waters: nannofossil evidence.
• Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 180

2002

P'oceanog.
QUAT.
Atlantic N.
Abst.

A63 91WTDDICOMBE, C. E., ARCHER, S. D., BURKJLL, P. H. & WIDDICOMBE, S.
Diversity and structure of the microplankton community during a coccolithophore bloomin the stratified northern North Sea.
+ Deep-Sea Research !I, Volume 49( 15): pp. 2887-2903

2002

Bioi.
At lantic N.

A6392

WIKFORS, G H. & OHNO, M.
Impact of algal research in aquaculture.
+ Journal of Phycology, Volume 37(6): pp. 968-974

2001

Bioi.

A6393

WILLIAMS, T., KROON, D. & SPEZZAFERRI, S.
Middle and Upper Miocenc cyclostratigraphy of downhole logs and short- to long-term
astronomical cycles in carbonate production of the Great Bahama Bank.
+ Marine Geology, Volume 185: pp. 75-93

2002

P'oceanog.
T ERT. U.

A6394

WILSON, W.H., TARRAN, G & ZUBKOV, M. V.
Virus dynamics in a coccol ithophore-dominated bloom in the North Sea.
• Deep-Sea Research !I, Volume 49( 15): pp. 295 1-2963

2002

Bioi.
Atlantic N.

A6395

WISE Jr., S. W., COVINGTON, J.M., KAENEL, E., LADNER, B.C., McGONIGAL,
K.L., MUZA, J.P., POSPHICAL, J.J., SA LIS, K., WEI, W., & and many others
NannoWare/BugCam: a demonstration+ Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 18 1

2002

Tech.
Abst.

A6396

WOLFE, G V., STROM, S. L., HOLMES, J. L., RADZIO, T. & OLSEN, M. B.
Dimethylsulfoniopropionate cleavage by marine phytoplankton in response to mechanical,
chemical, or dark stress.
+ Journal of Phycology, Volume 38(5): pp. 948-960

2002

Bioi.

A6397

YOUNG, J.R., BOWN, P.R., CROS, L., GEISEN, M., MEDLIN, L., LENNING, K.,
PROBERT, I. & SAEZ,A.
Review of coccolithophore taxonomy and phylogeny in the light of new data from molecular
genetics and other sources.
+ Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 182

2002

Syst.
Abst.

A63 98ZIVERI, P. & STOLL, H. M.
Coccolith ca lcite chemistry in palaeoceanography.
+ Journal of Nannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 183

2002

P'oceanog.
Abst.

A6399

ZUBKOV,M.V.,FUCHS,B.M.,ARCHER,S.D.,KIENE, R P.,AMANN, R&BURKILL,P.H.
Linking the composition of bacterioplankton to rapid turnover of dissolved
dimethylsulphoniopropionate in an algal bloom in the North Sea.
+ Environmental Microbiology, Volume 3: pp. 304-3 11

2001

Bioi.
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MEIER, S. & WILLEMS, H.
Distribution of calcareous dinollagellate cysts in the oceanic/neritic transition of the
Gulf of Naples and Gulf of Salemo (Thyrrhenian Sea).
• Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 139

2002

LivingMediterr.
Abst.

A6401

MEIER, S. & WILLEMS, H.
New calcareous dinoflagellate cysts from the Mediterranean Sea: new proxies forpalaeoecological reconstructions?
+ Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 140

2002

Living
Med iterr.
Abst.

A6402

MUDIE, P.J., ROCHON, A., AKSU, A. E. & GILLESPIE, H.
Dinoflagellate cysts, freshwater algae and fungal spores as salinity indicators in Late Quaternarycores from Marmara and Black seas.
+ Marine Geology, Volume 190: pp. 203-131

2002

P'oceanog.
QUAT.

A6403

SIGGELKOW, D., VINK,A. & WILLEMS, H.
Calcareous dinoflagellate cysts production, vertical transport and preservation off Cape Blanc
during 1990: a sediment-trap study.
• Journal ofNannoplankton Research, Volume 24 (2): pp. 160

2002

Living
Abst.

A6404

WENDLER, I., ZONNENVELD, K. A. F. & WILLEMS, H.
Production of calcareous dinoflagellate cysts in response to monsoon forcing off Somalia:
a sediment trap study.
+ Marine Micropaleontology, Volume 46: pp. 1-11

2002

Ecol.
Indian8196

TAXA

Alisphaera Heimdal emend. Kleijne et al. 2002, p. 587.

A6273

Alisphaera extenta Kleijne et al. in Kleijne et al. 2002, pp. 587-589, figs. 25-29.

A6273

Alisphaera gaudii Kleijne et al. . in Kleijne et al. 2002, pp. 589, 592, figs. 30, 32.

A6273

Alisphaera pinnigera Kleijne et al. . in Kleijne et al. 2002, p. 594, fi gs. 40, 41-45.

A6273

Afisphaera quadrilatera Kleijne et al.. in Kleijne et al. 2002, pp. 592, 594, figs 38-39.

A6273

Alisphaera uncinata Kleijne et al. . in Kleijne et al. 2002, p. 594, fig. 47.

A6273

Calcidiscus leptoporus subsp. quadriperforatus (Kamptner) Geisen et al., in Geisen et al. 2002, pp. 54 1, 543.

A6235

Coccolithus pelagicus subsp. braarudii (Gaarder) Geisen et al. in Geisen et al. 2002, p. 539.

A6235

•
1n the last few years, an increasing number of papers have discussed the possible combinations involved in coccolithophorid life
cycles as seen in wild material. However, Cros et al. (2000) were the first to introduce an informal system for citing these life cycle
stages usin g HO and H E to denote the stage bearing ho lococcoliths and heterococco li t hs respectively. Since
then the informal system has been used by several authors. For instance, Cortes and Bollmann (2002) (A6197) suggested that the twoholococcolithophorids, Calyptrolithina wettsteinii and Calyptrolithophora hasleana, be regarded as synonyms of Coronosphacra
mediterranea. They referred to them in the text as Coronosphaera mediterranea HO wettsteinii and Coronosphaera mediterranea HO
hasleana. It should be noted that these types of combinations have no taxonomic inference, and if it was intended then they would beinvalid on two accounts: I) HO is not a valid taxonomic subunit, and 2) the full basionyms are often not cited. The ICBN does not
usually allow separate names for different life cycle stages - names offungi with a pleomorphic life cycle being the only exception.
Comments: Richard Jordan & Shirley Van Heck.

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